If anyone noticed, in the movie when steve sees bishop working on the car. He asks "when are we gonna go for a ride?" Bishop says "WE, are never going for a ride". Now i understand why he emphasized the we hahaha
@@galvinstanley3235 I miss this the first time I watched it. If you go back when he first discovered the record player and tried to touch it he took his hand away and said don't ever touch it. Because he knew he was defiant he knew we would go for it if he wasn't there.
@@galvinstanley3235 There was no _"might"_ to it. Arthur found the packet with of the pertinent information about *himself* in Steve's desk. That could only mean one thing.
@@FriendlyNeighbourhoodSpidey In the Bronson movie, the note reads that he (Steve) "broke the filiment and had 13 seconds, end of game, you're dead" which meant that neither got away with it. Here you can see Bishop getting out of a truck just before his house blows up, so he gets his revenge on Steve whereas the original version, Steve takes out Bishop in a way of "The apprentice is now the master" sort of thing
this movie was really good, great acting by both jason and ben. the ending is awesome lol, bens character should have learned by now, don't try to teach the teacher :P
+Saurabh Kanhere For a smart hitman I don't know why Bishop didn't COMMUNICATE wth the wheelchair guy... "hey I'm supposed to kill you because you killed 5 people." I mean talk it through... have all of your facts straight before killing your best buddy. I guess he only knows how to get away with murder.
Steve died because, bishop told him don't ever touch that part where you put the disk on, Steve pushed the wrong button, he wasn't suppose to touch the power button, because it was connected to a bomb. He was suppose to push the drop button if he wanted to listen to music. If you watch the movie over, you would clearly see that when bishop told him not to touch that ever, he pushes the drop button not the power button. Steve died because he doesn't listen and bishop was aware of that.
Cauda Draconis Or, he placed that there. He rigged both the car and the record player to explode to kill him 1 of two ways. He told him not to touch both, which he did not follow. Arthur knew that at some point he would try to kill him, so he rigged both the record player and the car to kill him, as he knew he would most likely play with both.
@@negativeonexiii actually i did not know this and even tho i did watched the movie i still did not noticed it until i wanted to watch the ending part since i did not got enough time to read the letter and thought i miss read it also i never knew Arthur or what ever the guys name was rigged both the car and the music box so actually not everyone did not know that :P
A clever and well-thought-out plan to kill your enemies when they think they have killed you. Johnson's character in acting is unparalleled as if it were real. Yes, victory is the ally of civilized people
@@scottjp31 "he must have not must of." Yep. The unread masses hear the contraction "must've" and think it's "must of." If they'd pick up a book every now and then, they'd know better.
The old movie version for this last scene was creepier, we could hear Charles Bronson's voice reading over the "farewell" note while the younger lad was looking at it b4 the latter tried to open the car's door which later exploded...😐😐
And there is also what the pistol says "victory loves preparation" something the dead guys dad had told Bishop, and if I remember correctly, it was a Roman or Greek saying from a long time ago.
Good thing Steve didn't notice the folded piece of paper sitting on the passenger seat right away, or he could have used the 45 seconds Bishop gave him to casually exit the car and walk away at a mildly brisk pace before it exploded.
"Steave, if you're reading this, you're dead~Bishop" "HAHA! You got me on that one, don't you worry dude, I got an even bigger come back for tha~" Blows up
I thought that the first time I saw it but now I just saw it again and think possibly he was laughing because he thought it was ironic and thought he possibly can't be dead since he thinks he already killed statham
The art of war teaches us to rely not on the likelihood of the enemy's not coming, but on our own readiness to receive him; not on the chance of his not attacking, but rather on the fact that we have made our position unassailable.
That's right. Steve(Jan-Michael Vincent) coated Bishop's wine glass with Brucene and let it dry and when wine was poured, it went back into solution. No trace. Type in "The Mechanic" 1972 ending.
Hammerschlägen M you probably think stupid ricers are the best looking things you’ve ever seen, imagine not thinking the e type is one of the best if not the best looking car ever built, hard to imagine what else.
Hammerschlägen M original poster said “e-type jag”, not the specific car in the video, what jaguar do you think looks better than the e-type? Only possible idea I could think of is maybe if you’re a fan of the prior XK’s.
Having spent a little bit of time with Jag's I think it is funny that even in Louisiana (75 degrees and 90 percent humidity) you still have to choke an E-type to get it to start! LOL As for the rest of the ending I would bet that all of the rest was his exit strategy for getting out.
The original ending is much better as it is less cheesy - just one quick esplosion and that's it. Here, they were about to blow up the whole planet (the exaggeration typical of modern productions). Not to mention the note - in the original movie is taped to the windshield so that the guy can read it as soon as he sits in the car before the explosion. Here, the note is folded on the passenger seat, and the guy CONVENIENTLY reads it just before the explosion, but he might as well not have seen the note or thought it was something he was supposed to read. There's a reason if classic movies beat remakes (most times).
Watching this ending and the ending of the 1972 film, the writers and producers basically admitted killing off Charles Bronson's Bishop was a mistake. We (the movie audience) could have seen a series of Mechanic films with Bronson throughout the 1970s and 80s - and not just his Death Wish series.
The really sad thing about this movie is the destruction of a perfect XK-E. And given that this is a re-make, that's to of them. Unless this was CGI (It wasn't) this s sacrilege.
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"Victory Loves Preparation"
There's an Alex Graham Bell quote: Before anything else, preparation is the key to success😊👍💡
Clearly he lacked any preparation
_"Victoria Amat Curam"_
@@just_some_bigfoot_hacking_you Is this Latin ?
If anyone noticed, in the movie when steve sees bishop working on the car. He asks "when are we gonna go for a ride?" Bishop says "WE, are never going for a ride". Now i understand why he emphasized the we hahaha
Lol
😂😂😂😂
How did he know that Steve would mess with his record player first?
@@galvinstanley3235 I miss this the first time I watched it. If you go back when he first discovered the record player and tried to touch it he took his hand away and said don't ever touch it. Because he knew he was defiant he knew we would go for it if he wasn't there.
@@tomgiorgio9037Big facts. He was Always three steps ahead of his opposition.
Nothing beats the 1972 Classic with Bronson and Michael Vincent 👌 ✨️
This one did. Lol sorry. That original film was corny AF.
@bradydavis5791 you have poor taste
He’s either laughing cause he’s thinking “haha jokes on you cause ur dead” or “man you got me” lol
THE POLYNESIAN PRINCESS man you got me
Thijmen Striekwold there’s a PT.2 with the same character he’s laughing like shit he’s too good
Thijmen Striekwold its definetly the second one
JodenZijnNietOnschuldig 14 its the first one cause he used the shift knob to continue his way
The second one
That quote on the pistol… “Victory loves preparation”… LOL
Nothing compares to the original mechanic... 💖
BRONSON HAD MORE WIT AND POWER OVER HIS APPRENTICE
@@ekop1778 Steve was reckless,Bishop knew he might try to kill him.
@@galvinstanley3235 There was no _"might"_ to it. Arthur found the packet with of the pertinent information about *himself* in Steve's desk. That could only mean one thing.
I never knew they did a remake, but watching just this bit I know I don't need to watch this version.
Yep Bronson was the best
I just watched the original from 1972 with Charles Bronson. Great movie!
It was really nice of him to time the explosion just perfectly enough for him to read the note.
It made perfect sense in the original movie, in this shit remake things just magically work out for plot convenience.
It was the other way around!
Steve timed his reading to perfectly match the explosion.
Unless it was a "reading triggered" fuse.
@@DeadEndScreamer how did it happen in the original movie?
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@@FriendlyNeighbourhoodSpidey In the Bronson movie, the note reads that he (Steve) "broke the filiment and had 13 seconds, end of game, you're dead" which meant that neither got away with it. Here you can see Bishop getting out of a truck just before his house blows up, so he gets his revenge on Steve whereas the original version, Steve takes out Bishop in a way of "The apprentice is now the master" sort of thing
The whole scene is a vibe, the classical music, the car. So cool, like some mob movie
this movie was really good, great acting by both jason and ben. the ending is awesome lol, bens character should have learned by now, don't try to teach the teacher :P
+Saurabh Kanhere For a smart hitman I don't know why Bishop didn't COMMUNICATE wth the wheelchair guy... "hey I'm supposed to kill you because you killed 5 people." I mean talk it through... have all of your facts straight before killing your best buddy. I guess he only knows how to get away with murder.
@@369Shahin why communicate
The original movie was better
@God Like because communication saves lives.... assuming you're trolling to even ask such an absurd question.
@@369Shahin That won't save lives.
Steve died because, bishop told him don't ever touch that part where you put the disk on, Steve pushed the wrong button, he wasn't suppose to touch the power button, because it was connected to a bomb. He was suppose to push the drop button if he wanted to listen to music. If you watch the movie over, you would clearly see that when bishop told him not to touch that ever, he pushes the drop button not the power button. Steve died because he doesn't listen and bishop was aware of that.
Cauda Draconis Or, he placed that there. He rigged both the car and the record player to explode to kill him 1 of two ways. He told him not to touch both, which he did not follow. Arthur knew that at some point he would try to kill him, so he rigged both the record player and the car to kill him, as he knew he would most likely play with both.
@@negativeonexiii actually i did not know this and even tho i did watched the movie i still did not noticed it until i wanted to watch the ending part since i did not got enough time to read the letter and thought i miss read it also i never knew Arthur or what ever the guys name was rigged both the car and the music box so actually not everyone did not know that :P
@@brandoncliburn767 its just so funny in real world u would notice big ass paper before and after entering the car
Man, Bishop killed this guy's father. So he knew he's gonna kill him for revenge. So he putted him into grave before that happens.
Did Steve cut some filament as he entered the car activating explosives, like J-M?
Hopefully the destruction of the Jaguar was computer generated and no XKEs were harmed in this movie.
I wouldn't mind if they swapped it with a 2+2.
A clever and well-thought-out plan to kill your enemies when they think they have killed you. Johnson's character in acting is unparalleled as if it were real. Yes, victory is the ally of civilized people
The Jaguar blew up on its own, i blame Lucas.
@@talthan I suspect few people really understand what you just said!
@@61Slughi Amen to that!
I like the older movie ending!
He must of had some good home owners insurance! :)
he must have not must of.
MAPFRE.
Definitely, he use to get most of informations from insurance books,
@@scottjp31 "he must have not must of."
Yep. The unread masses hear the contraction "must've" and think it's "must of." If they'd pick up a book every now and then, they'd know better.
The old movie version for this last scene was creepier, we could hear Charles Bronson's voice reading over the "farewell" note while the younger lad was looking at it b4 the latter tried to open the car's door which later exploded...😐😐
yep , i agree . the original version was creepier - good ! lolol
The explosion was better in this movie.
@@galvinstanley3235 No, it isn't. It's ridiculously over the top, typical of the modern productions.
that was some deep smartass ending scene
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You obviously never saw the original movie.
@@DeadEndScreamer whats the name
@@coomer1451 The Mechanic, made in 1972, what did you think it was going to be?
2:29 I like how the Pistol reflects the image of the fire. It makes the gun look like it has a custom skin.
And there is also what the pistol says "victory loves preparation" something the dead guys dad had told Bishop, and if I remember correctly, it was a Roman or Greek saying from a long time ago.
Franz Schubert: Piano Trio in E Flat, Op. 100
It's the instrumental version 😁
Such an outstanding looking 1911
Good thing Steve didn't notice the folded piece of paper sitting on the passenger seat right away, or he could have used the 45 seconds Bishop gave him to casually exit the car and walk away at a mildly brisk pace before it exploded.
That's definitely my favourite movie ending.....
Something like, "hand of the dead man"
that was an amazing ending.
try the original
"Steave, if you're reading this, you're dead~Bishop"
"HAHA! You got me on that one, don't you worry dude, I got an even bigger come back for tha~" Blows up
"Steave, if you're reading this, bang,,you're dead~Bishop"
I just love his laughing.
Dat Jaguar E-Type Coupe tho
yeah he's definitely dying before he gets in my jag i put two years of work into
What year is it?
@@MexicanEagl80 61
I had a record player in the 70's that did that when I put a Led Zeppelin record on
He knew he was done 😂😂😂
Song : Franz Schubert Piano Trio No. 2
adrian matei Very Good..
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He laughed cause he knew he was fucked haha awesome ending
I thought that the first time I saw it but now I just saw it again and think possibly he was laughing because he thought it was ironic and thought he possibly can't be dead since he thinks he already killed statham
Jon Williams true
Naw, he laughed cause he thought he killed Statham. So he found the letter funny given his supposed victory.
Um, no. He was laughing cause' he thought it was funny how Arthur wrote him that giving that he already killed Arthur.
Or because he was a lot more dumb than the original one....
He died because he didn't listen..
Because when you are doing a modern Hollywood remake, of a crime classic, one explosion just isn't enough to help munch down that popcorn.
The laugh was priceless. When karma comes bk like that all you can do is laugh!!!
This is one of my favorite scenes in movie history
try the original
This ending was less dramatic in one comparison to the original, but colder in the other.
i could not stop laughing at this part xD
same
Same
I was like you think you could win in and evil tone I almost scared my self 😅😂
Neither can he
I feel sorry for the E-Type Jaguar. Beautiful car.
Such a good ending
Last Laugh hahahahah :D
Kubilay ÇAM Charles Bronson did get the last laugh you're right about that
Jokes on him haha 🤣 🤣😂 hahaha haha
He said don't touch it!😏😏😏✌️✌️✌️❤️💯🤫🤟
The art of war teaches us to rely not on the likelihood of the enemy's not coming, but on our own readiness to receive him; not on the chance of his not attacking, but rather on the fact that we have made our position unassailable.
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Loved this entire movie.
the original mechanic,,,bishop put on schubert quintette in C RCA vinyl on the cassette rec/player playing while he planned the next hit
if bishop had died and steve had gotten his revenge it would have been a much better ending but of course jason stathan can never die
Did you see part 2- resurrection? Mechanic is a series of movies
nah that’d be an awful ending cause steve is a little bitch
Yea, he's immortal
This is more brilliant than the ressurection one, this has like a 90s Hong Kong action plot into it.
Love the E type jags!!! After seeing this it's put me off barbeques!!! Lol
Charlie and Jan will never be topped.
In the end of the movie statham is alive he jumped out of the explosion
That's right. Steve(Jan-Michael Vincent) coated Bishop's wine glass with Brucene and let it dry and when wine was poured, it went back into solution. No trace. Type in "The Mechanic" 1972 ending.
dang, eleven years later and I didn't know they remade this.
Beautiful scene and music
just finish watched movie from 1972 with Charles Bronson
The original with Bronson was great, but I think this remake is even better. Better ending, anyway.
Yay or nay. This lend me your ears shit aint what it was or what it will ever be.
Genius kill
I love a happy ending!
Excellent Stereo
Perfect stereo!
E type jag,best looking car ever built
Hammerschlägen M you probably think stupid ricers are the best looking things you’ve ever seen, imagine not thinking the e type is one of the best if not the best looking car ever built, hard to imagine what else.
Hammerschlägen M original poster said “e-type jag”, not the specific car in the video, what jaguar do you think looks better than the e-type? Only possible idea I could think of is maybe if you’re a fan of the prior XK’s.
I knew they'd never kill Statham in this version LOL
A end fight between this two would be so great even statham would win in seconds
They had kind of a scuffle earlier, and it went pretty much that way.
Have to say I enjoyed this remake as much as I enjoyed the original they did an awesome job with this one.
Having spent a little bit of time with Jag's I think it is funny that even in Louisiana (75 degrees and 90 percent humidity) you still have to choke an E-type to get it to start! LOL As for the rest of the ending I would bet that all of the rest was his exit strategy for getting out.
That poor E type Jaguar
Ultimate scene
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I kind of like the old version with Bronson and Van Dam ... both are good though but, the original took more effort.
Van Dam???? You mean Jean Michael Vincent!
@@Nick-rr3pv Jan-Michael Vincent.
@@19580822 well, it’s not Jean Claude for sure ;)
@@Nick-rr3pv For sure!
There is no replacement of Charles Bronson and never will be ☹
and for young Vincent
Iqbal iqbal exactly
i agree 100%
1:55 oh look a 2018 viral meme
If they really destroyed that classic Jaguar then I am 100% pissed off. Sweet car, blow up a fiberglass copy at least.
The laugh is gold af
I grew with the "E"type an amazing car
This remake was okay, but the original was better. That's usually the case.
This movie is underrated
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Cast: Jason Statham, Ben Foster
Screenwriter: Richard Wenk, Lewis John Carlino
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dayum i hated to see the xke blow up. i have a 2001 xkr and they are both so beautiful
The original ending is much better as it is less cheesy - just one quick esplosion and that's it. Here, they were about to blow up the whole planet (the exaggeration typical of modern productions). Not to mention the note - in the original movie is taped to the windshield so that the guy can read it as soon as he sits in the car before the explosion. Here, the note is folded on the passenger seat, and the guy CONVENIENTLY reads it just before the explosion, but he might as well not have seen the note or thought it was something he was supposed to read. There's a reason if classic movies beat remakes (most times).
Faforit...
I see the sound system, and I want something that equals a 1964 fischer executive in quality....
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Does anyone know the name of the first song? Not the one he puts on vinyl.
Current gens vs 'boomers' 😂 works every time 🎉
Some movies ya just don't re-take.
You don't BLOW UP a classic Jaguar XKE coupe for a movie scene! What the HELL is wrong with movie Directors' heads to do such a thing?
Great movie !
no, watch the original.
+Jay Khwaja yeah, remake still better.
Jinno J. eh, NO!!!
Wow, the HiFi? That's the headline!
Watching this ending and the ending of the 1972 film, the writers and producers basically admitted killing off Charles Bronson's Bishop was a mistake. We (the movie audience) could have seen a series of Mechanic films with Bronson throughout the 1970s and 80s - and not just his Death Wish series.
The 1972 version has one of the greatest twist endings of all time. This movie has an unwatchable sequel that bombed.
Does anyone know what kind of receiver amp he has?
At least, they didn't "chicken out" over the ending.
the e type that got blown up was not a first gen like the one in the shots right before
yeah it was a series 3
If that wasn’t a replica kit car, the producer and director should be prosecuted for felony criminal destruction of an automotive masterpiece.
Laugh in the End 🔥🔥🔥
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ha ha ha oh he ah ha oh he ah ha...and i thought my jokes were bad
Steve wouldn't have lasted long on his own anyway. Bishop carried him from start to finish lol.
never outshine the master
The really sad thing about this movie is the destruction of a perfect XK-E. And given that this is a re-make, that's to of them. Unless this was CGI (It wasn't) this s sacrilege.
I like the original movie more.
He did warn him never to touch it.
It shame, they destroyed a beautiful Jaguar E-type 😥
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Does anyone know what the music is at the very start? Before he puts the vinyl on?
Franz Schubert - Piano Trio No 2 in E flat major
CountryFarms Mesa BEFORE he puts the vinyl on..
Jim Patrick Oh sorry man. I got to say i think it is "Looking Back" by Mark Isham. store.isham.com/track/looking-back
' see Naples and die , kid ' 😂